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The use of Grounded Theory is growing in nursing research, as a scientifically rigorous method that allows giving meaning to situations experienced by human beings and creating a theory based on data from these experiences. To propose an intervention model for occupational stress in nurses working in Urgency and Emergency Care Services, it was used a qualitative approach based on Symbolic Interactionism and Grounded Theory as theoretical and methodological frameworks, respectively.

Internship is at the epicentre of skill development by clinical officers prior to full time employment. There have been challenges befalling the clinical performance from the newly graduated clinical officers. Clinical internship being the transitional period to enhance clinical officers’ competencies this has been challenging to new clinical officers. It is important for clinical officers to master taking of patient’s history, performingphysical examination, making diagnosis and offering treatments. However, this is still challenging to newly graduated clinical officers.

A cross-sectional study was conducted on a study to assess quality of nursing care by nursing audit among staff nurses in selected hospitals of Gandhinagar. The ‘general system model’ was used as conceptual framework. A quantitative approach with cross-sectional study design was used to achieve the objectives of the study. The sample size consisted of 50 staff nurses from selected hospitals of Gandhinagar. The non-probability convenient sampling technique was used to collect the samples.

A study to evaluate the effectiveness of respiratory care bundle among the Dyspnea patients in selected hospitals, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Pre-experimental research approach was used with the group pre-test post-test design. The study was conducted in selected hospital of Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The investigator used random sampling technique for selecting 30 samples. To assess the effectiveness of respiratory care bundle on dyspnoea patients. The ‘general system model’ was used as conceptual framework.

This review study analyzes the perception of informal caregivers about care with enteral nutrition in bedridden elderly at home, aiming to propose educational activities and improvements in care processes. With the aging of the population and the increase in chronic noncommunicable diseases, comprehensive health care for the elderly becomes a priority. Primary Health Care and Home Care play a key role in this context. Enteral nutritional therapy is commonly used in bedridden patients, and it is up to health professionals to guide caregivers about its correct administration.

Introdução: O novo padrão que é incentivado pela indústria do emagrecimento tem feito os consumidores acreditarem que a magreza é considerada a solução dos seus problemas, sendo a internet um dos maiores influenciadores seguida pela mídia e amigos (LIMA, 2020). Para alcançar o corpo desejado as pessoas têm feito uso dos mais diversos meios para obter resultados imediatos e em curto prazo, comprometendo sua saúde física e mental, muitas vezes de forma irreversível.

The First Chapter, discussed the Research background in the first section due to its potential to lower carbon emissions and energy costs, the use of solar water heaters for an environmentally friendly power alternative has increased. Also, it explained Current issues in that section Although rooftop water heater technology has advanced, choosing and optimizing heat transfer fluids (HTFs) continues to be a difficult task.

Insulin resistance and poor glucose control are two features of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), a chronic metabolic condition. Leptin, a hormone generated from adipose tissue, has become recognized as a possible therapeutic target in the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The current understanding of leptin's role in T2DM reversal is summed up in this abstract. Leptin has been discovered to have a variety of metabolic functions in addition to its traditional recognition for controlling hunger and energy balance.

Nursing care management is crucial in ensuring the delivery of high-quality healthcare services. This comprehensive review explores the latest strategies, innovations, and best practices to enhance nursing care management. Key strategies identified include implementing evidence-based practices, enhancing communication and collaboration, leveraging technology and innovation, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and promoting leadership and management skills. Evidence from case studies illustrates the positive impact of these strategies on patient outcomes and care quality.

The misuse and overuse of antibiotics have contributed significantly to the global challenge of antibiotic resistance, making patient awareness a critical factor in combating this issue. This article provides a comprehensive critique of existing research on patient awareness regarding the use of antibiotics in treatment. Through a systematic review of literature, the study evaluates the current state of patient knowledge, identifies factors influencing awareness, and assesses the effectiveness of various interventions aimed at improving understanding among patients.